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Parking and Transportation Services

Welcome! Your University of Idaho Parking and Transportation Services (PTS) team is focused on keeping U of I moving. As we grow, it’s imperative that we become a campus where a personally owned vehicle is not required to meet commuter and campus resident mobility needs. Our beautiful Moscow community is easily traversed by most on foot or bicycle, and when you need to get around more quickly or go longer distances, alternative transportation options are available. Vandal Access Service provides Vandals with mobility-limiting disabilities access to facilities and programs on campus. If you need to bring a car to campus, please understand that parking on campus is limited and a permit will be required.

We are here to help! If you have questions, contact us at 111-111-6424, [email protected] or in person at 1006 Railroad Street, at the corner of Railroad Street and W. Sweet Avenue. We're located inside the Intermodal Transit Center ().

Parking Updates and Closures

Jazz Festival:Music, excitement and tons of people and vehicles will fill campus Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22 - 23. Get all your parking details at the Jazz Festival Parking page.

Vandal Basketball (Cowan Spectrum): Gold Lot 39 (Memorial Gym) will be reserved and parking lots in the vicinity will be busier than usual on Thursday evening, Feb. 21 and Saturday afternoon, Feb. 23. Gold Lot 31 (East Kibbie) will be reserved and parking lots in the vicinity will be busier than usual on Thursday evening, February 28. Go Vandals!

PIT Crew Vehicle Unlocks: Please be aware that some vehicles can be more difficult to unlock when the temperature plummets. Feel free to call the PTS PIT Crew Monday - Friday at 111-111-6424 from 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and 111-111-7054 between 4:30 p.m. - 9 p.m., but depending on the temperature and vehicle make/model, we may not be able to unlock your vehicle. Jump starts, a can for gas, air for your tire, and a shovel/gravel combo are still available even when it's below freezing.